whizzing by

beautiful day today in toronto so much that i walked three blocks west of my office building and took some shadow pics. but this last shot, just as i was entering back into our building, made the grade. i may be an inept photographer but no one can dare say i don't know how to do a panning shot randomly. my only regret with this shot was that i didn't pay attention to the shadow of the cyclist. but c'est la vie.

for the weekly theme "transport".

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over at five plus two, we are interpreting "fate" in a self-portrait. visit us here: https://365project.org/fiveplustwo/365/2017-10-18 or better yet join us with a self portrait of your own interpretation!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Good job on the panning- a technique I have not mastered (but must confess is not on my list of things to learn!).

[summerfield]

@olivetreeann - really? that's the easiest technique one can learn! first thing i learned how to do with my dslr! thank you, ann.

[☠northy]

OOooh! Nice bit of panning!

[katy]

Magnificent especially since it was random!

[Terry]

I like it, nice one

[Kathy]

This has a nice sense of movement.

[KWind]

Excellent panning!

[Diana]

It's all been said, I can only agree to the above. Great shot.

[Lee]

Very nicely captured.

[Call me Joe]

💕💕💕

[JackieR]

Love it

[Sally Ings]

Lovely panning capture. I struggle getting a decent panning shot. Maybe I need to go out looking for some cyclists!

[Helen Jane]

I love your honest description and the resulting image. Something else for me to practice. Certainly identify with your missing shadow experience although I don't think it matters in this instance as you have the complete wheels.